Pediatric Infectious Disease Care at Excell for Life
Tara treats pediatric patients (21 years and younger) with chronic infectious disease.
Excell for Life Blog
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Natural Cold & Flu Prevention & Treatment 2018
Dr. Lisa recommended vitamins and supplements: what to take for preventative care vs. acute care for cold or flu.
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Jennifer Stump, FMCHC Health Coach
A health coach is a great solution for help people needing help implementing your provider’s recommendations on a daily basis.
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Rejuvenation Services
Microneedling w/ PRP for Wrinkles, Scars, & Acne / Restylane & Juvederm – Cheek & Lip Fillers / Xeomin & Botox – Wrinkle Relaxers
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Functional Medicine Indianapolis
Excell for Life – Indy’s Most Experienced Functional Medicine Practice! We are helping our patients live stronger and healthier at every age!
Address SIBO Naturally
SIBO stands for Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth. SIBO occurs when bacteria that may (or may not) normally live in the GI tract have overgrown in a location not meant for so many such organisms....
Functional Wellness Visits
Functional Medicine is about getting to the root cause of disease instead of just treating the symptoms. What is different about a Functional Wellness Visit? Our Functional Wellness visits focus on providing Functional Medicine...
Water You Drinking?
Our pediatric infectious disease NP Tara Fox has been blogging some great content on her website: TRF Pediatric Health. Here is a short excerpt from her article:WATER YOU DRINKING? Discover the importance of water,...
Natural Menopause Help
Get healthier as you grow wiser! Menopause is a natural part of life for all women & can be celebrated. Defined as no period for 12 months, menopause average age is 51, with 48-55...
The Plant Paradox Program Rules:
Purchase the book: Plant Paradox by Dr. Gundry for more details and most importantly recipes you will need the kitchen tools listed for. What you remove from your diet has a far bigger impact...
Nutrition and Picky Eaters
Ew, I’m not eating that?! Our pediatric infectious disease NP Tara Fox has been blogging some great content on her website: TRF Pediatric Health. Here is a short excerpt from her article “Ew, I’m...
